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Don't hunt and peck

With so many devices moving to touch screen input, maybe the keyboards of today will be the typewriters of tomorrow, sitting in someone's attic gathering dust but fondly remembered. And if they are, that means that like all outdated technology, they will become fodder for crafters everywhere.

Why wait for tomorrow? There are hundreds of old discarded keyboards sitting around in landfills right now. Some folks in India figured that out and started making these wooden boxes. Each is hand-covered with a unique mix of keys, which come straight off various upcycled keyboards. Looks like most of them were standard US keyboards (we had an EU symbol, a Devanagari bilingual K key, and a couple of Windows keys in the mix). The keys are solidly adhered to the top and sides of the box, so you don't have to worry about these going anywhere while they're watching over your stuff.

Product Specifications

Wooden boxes covered with upcycled keyboard keys

Choose large or small

Mostly standard US keyboards but a few outliers involved (we had an EU symbol, a Devanagari bilingual K key, and a couple of Windows keys)

Sorry, but you can't request a specific key (but with over 100 keys on the small box and over 100 keys on *just the top* of the large box, chances are high that you'll get it if it's